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| Input/Output/Workflow Scanning, printing, color management, and discussing best practices for control and repeatability |
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| TIFF Compression When saving a file as a TIFF what compression form should I use ZIP, JPEG or LZW or None? Many thanks to anyone who can shed some light on this. Syd |
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| Re: TIFF Compression Thanks Doug. That helps. Sincerely Syd |
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| Re: TIFF Compression I don't know if this will be a useful answer or not... I never have used compression on tiff files, it defeats the whole purpose of using that format for me. If I want the highest possible quality from a file format it will be either tiff or psd as neither of those are compressed formats. If I want smaller file sizes then I switch to jpeg. My $.02 CAD. |
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| Re: TIFF Compression The compression of a TIFF file is not the same thing as the compression of a JPG. LZW compression of the TIFF file is lossless, much the same way as a ZIP (or RAR) file. The quality is exactly the same - just takes up less space on your drive. The only time that you don't use LZW is when there are compatability problems with the target application. Rô |
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